From: Lee Houde (houdel@carrinter.net)
Date: Sun May 07 2006 - 06:41:58 PDT
I use the Eastman Outdoors pump on my turkey & fish fryers, it works
fine but is a little on the slow side, but what can you expect from a
battery operated pump? It uses replaceable paper filters which probably
remove more crud and don't require cleaning like the stainless mesh
screen on the Northern tool pump. I bought mine at Wal*Mart, price was
about $25 as I recall. Filters and replacement parts are available from
Eastman Outdoors on line (the little spring clip that holds the filter
paper on is easy to lose). Not a bad choice for transferring WVO from
the original container into your processer.
Darrell Ramsell wrote:
> I've been doing something similar.
>
> I recently found a cooking oil filter pump that does a nice job of
> pumping and filtering the oil from one container to the other. It's
> called the "Miracle Frying Oil Pump by Northern Tools.
> http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product2_6970_988889_988889
>
> It runs about $24 and has a mesh wire dishwasher safe filter on the
> bottom.
>
> There is another one called the Eastman Outdoors 3-Battery Oil Pump
> http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00006JEGE/103-1576050-8479823?v=glance&n=286168
>
> It's cheaper but the head is made of plastic and require paper filters
> to be placed on it before each use.
>
>> From what little reviews I did find, it seems the Miracle pump was less
>
> problematic.
>
> Darrell
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